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Sanjay Myers  
April 12, 2010

Chanderpaul ton boost WI to imposing total

West Indies racked up an imposing 316 for four off 50 overs in their one day international versus Canada in the Supreme Ventures Sports Betting at Sabina Park.

Shivarine Chanderpaul topscored with his 11th one day hundred. He made 101 from 121 balls, while Darren Bravo scored a run-a-ball 74 and Andre Fletcher made 48.

Ramnaresh Sarwan (47 not out) and Narsingh Deonarine (31) then pummelled the Canadian bowling attack to set a target of 317.

Umar Bhatti and Parth Desai took one wicket each.

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